Risk Exposure definition

Risk Exposure means, in respect of a Swap and a Risk Valuation Date and subject to the terms of Part II of Schedule 3 of this [ ]March 2013 DF Supplement in the case of a dispute, the amount, if any, that would be payable to the Risk Valuation Agent by CP (expressed as a positive number) or by the Risk Valuation Agent to CP (expressed as a negative number) pursuant to the Close-Out Provision as of the Risk Valuation Time as if such Swap (and not any other Swap) was being terminated as of such Risk Valuation Date; provided that (i) if the Agreement provides for different calculations depending on whether one of the Parties is an affected or defaulting Party, such calculation will be determined using estimates at mid-market of the amounts that would be paid for a replacement transaction; and (ii) such calculation will not include the amount of any legal fees and out-of-pocket expenses.

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Risk Exposure means, at the time of determination and with respect to any Eligible Transaction entered into under the Master Agreement, an amount, expressed in Dollars, equal to a percentage of the Face Value of that Eligible Transaction which reflects the risk to IFC of such Eligible Transaction, as determined by IFC in its sole discretion and advised to BKPC on or before the trade date of such Eligible Transaction, such determination being made using the same methodology as is used from time to time by IFC to determine the risk of transactions in its portfolio which are similar to the relevant Eligible Transaction;

Risk Exposure means the level of risk exposure of the Client in connection with the trading of the Overseas Futures (expressed by way of a percentage or otherwise), as may be determined by ICBCIF, its Agent(s) and/or the Exchange from time to time in accordance with the Applicable Laws and the Market Requirements.

Examples of Risk Exposure in a sentence

• For Belfius Bank, the MREL requirement on a consolidated basis is set at 22.87% of Total Risk Exposure Amounts (TREA) and 6.84% of Leverage Risk Exposures (LRE).

• Foreign Risk: Exposure to foreign markets through issuers or currencies can involve additional risks relating to market, economic, industry, political, regulatory, geopolitical, environmental, and other conditions.

• Develop Business Risk Exposure scores based on asset condition and consequence of failure (COF) scores and identify the high-risk assets.

• Bank, in its sole discretion, may reject or suspend processing of any ACH Entry instructions if such ACH entries (i) exceed the Customer’s ACH Credit Risk Exposure Limit (as hereinafter defined) or (ii) when aggregated with other not yet settled transactions issued by the Customer through any ACH application with Bank, exceed the Customer’s ACH Credit Risk Exposure Limit.

• The Consultant shall determine the Business Risk Exposure (BRE) score for all creek assets, based on the condition score from subtask 2.2 (probability of failure) and the consequence of failure score, developed in subtask 4.1, or provided by the District.

• This will include creating new infrastructure elements in GIS, but also revising the attributes and recalculating the Probability of Failure and Consequence of Failure scores for these assets in order to update the Business Risk Exposure for each analyzed asset.

• Business Risk Exposure Calculation Core Risk is defined as the product of the COF and the POF without adjusting for any available risk mitigation factors, as shown in Figure 6.

• Bank may, from time to time, in its sole discretion, change the amount of the Customer’s ACH Credit Risk Exposure Limit.

• The Consultant shall develop Business Risk Exposure scores based on asset condition scores (Probability of Failure, POF) identified in Task 2.2, and consequence of failure (COF) scores for all creek assets identified in Task 4.1. The Consultant shall identify the high-risk assets.

• To determine whether a bank has an acceptable level of creditworthiness, the following Credit Risk Exposure parameter shall be observed: The issuing of an unconditional demand guarantee should not cause a breach of the Bank’s legal requirements of Article 46 on Limitations on Lending Exposures and Deposit Concentration for Banks of Law No. 04/L-093 on Banks, Microfinance Institutions and Non-Bank Financial Institutions.

More Definitions of Risk Exposure

Risk Exposure means the risk exposure arising on the premature termination of [the provision of the Services][this Agreement] by reason of the Admission Body’s insolvency, winding-up or liquidation. Any assessment of “Risk Exposure” must be carried out by the Admission Body, taking account of actuarial advice, and to the satisfaction of the Administering Authority [and the Scheme Employer].

Risk Exposure. : means the level of criticality of the risk expressed from the combination of the likelihood of occurrence and the impacts generated (qualitative or quantitative).

Risk Exposure means, in respect of an SBS and a Risk Valuation Date and subject to the terms of Section SBS II Schedule 3Part II of the SBS II Schedule 3 in the case of a dispute, the amount, if any, that would be payable to the Risk Valuation Agent by CP (expressed as a positive number)